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Political Infiltration in Sports

Eli Kashuba • March 24, 2025

How tense Canada-U.S. relations are manifested on the ice Read More

A Legend in the Making

Anna Parmentier • February 3, 2025

How Lewis Hamilton is shaking up Formula One Read More

Looking Back on the Paris Olympics

India Mosca • August 28, 2024

Why is it never just about sports? Read More

Calluses and Carabiners

Catey Fifield • March 25, 2024

How queer women have rocked the climbing world Read More

Willie Woo

Brian Yuhan Wang • March 20, 2023

The Forgotten Story of “The First Great Chinese All-round Athlete in Canada” Read More

Sport’s “White Elephants”

Saylor Catlin • January 16, 2023

The economic, environmental, and human cost of mega-tournament infrastructure Read More

Discriminatory Practices in the NBA

Emma Hébert • November 15, 2021

ESPN report details rampant misogyny and racism within Phoenix Suns organization Read More

The NHL Has Failed to Protect Survivors

Emma Hébert • November 8, 2021

content warning: sexual assault In an interview with TSN on October 27, Kyle Beach bravely came forward as the plaintiff in a sexual assault lawsuit against the Chicago Blackhawks. Beach, previously named as ‘John Doe 1’ in legal documents, filed the suit against Chicago for failing… Read More

Olympic Politics

Michaela Keil • January 20, 2020

New Rules Sterilize Field of Play Read More

McGill vs. Western Lacrosse Semi-Final

Luke Welton • November 18, 2019

The weekend of November 8, McGill University had the opportunity to host the 35th annual Baggataway Cup. The Baggataway (or “Bag”) Cup pits three of the most elite Men’s Field Lacrosse teams from both theCanadianUniversityFieldLacrosse Association (CUFLA) Eastern and Western conferences against eachotherinasingle-gameelimination style playoff. The Cup represents the pinnacle of… Read More

A History of Colonial Lacrosse

Michaela Keil • November 18, 2019

The Baggataway Cup, held at McGill’s Molson Stadium this weekend, marked the end of the McGill men’s varsity lacrosse season. While the championship garnered a recap, the Cup, named after the Algonquin word for lacrosse, necessitates a look into the history of the sport, to understand how colonialism… Read More

Game, Set, Misogynoir

Lydia Bhattacharya • September 19, 2018

Serena Williams Faces Racism and Sexism Read More

Addressing the Gender Inequity in Professional Ultimate

Jenna Yanke • March 27, 2018

How Jesse Shofner Is Changing the Face of The AUDL Read More

Diplomacy at the Olympics

Dorothy Yip • February 26, 2018

North Korea’s participation at PyeongChang 2018 may be a step towards integration Read More

Where theatre and sport meet

Hannah Murray • February 26, 2018

Why ice dance is the best olympic sport of all Read More